Monday, May 18, 2009

The Global Characters in Biological Systems Modify Social Contexts

Human systems allocate visible and invisible Global Characters, which can activate specific character models in Non-Biological Systems. The variety of characters and the outcome of possible parameter modifications on Non-Biological Systems can hardly be measurable. The Human System is an element allocated in Non-Biological Systems and can modify internal and external system performances.
A Non-Biological System can encounter complexity when Global Variables align or integrate with various Social Concepts among Humans. Algorithmic parameters beyond Global Variables must be designed according to Social Concepts among Humans. Harmonic Balance between Global Variables in Non-Biological Systems and Global Characters in Biological Systems can ensure Harmonic Balance in Social Contexts.
 
Observation:
The Optimal Global Variables create Harmony Elements in a Non-Biological System. The solidified Global Variables can trigger positivity in the system environment and produce effective communications among system elements. Low solidarity may indicate Suboptimal Global Variables and the risk of potential violence spreading Social Unrest. 
 
Observation:
Improving cost awareness in Non-Biological Systems modifies functionalities in Global Variables and Multi-instance in System Platforms. One of the most considerable side-effects of cost awareness is low feedback to System elements (Human System).
 
Observation:
Strong cooperation and solidarity are vital approaches that can promote operations in Non-Biological Systems.
 
Observation:
Awareness fortification can modify parameters, which cause to activate solidarity and tolerance in Human Systems. Solidarity may diminish if extreme cost awareness extends in the long term.

 

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